Waterford CYPSC

A Sláintecare supported project – right care, right place, right time

How can the “Living Well” Programme help?

“Living Well” is evidenced based to improve participant’s self-efficacy, health behaviours, and social engagement while reducing feelings of depression and anxiety

What is the “Living Well” programme?

Free Group Programme

Two and a half hour workshops, once a week, for six weeks

Delivered by people living with long term health conditions and health professionals

A  ‘Chronic Disease Self-Management Programme’ (CDSMP), designed in Stanford University California

Who will benefit?

People living with one or more long term health condition or their carers

Evidence shows that those coping poorly with their condition and those lacking confidence benefit most

What past participants say:

“Going into  “Living Well”….I  hadn’t had one positive thought for three years. The course changed all that”

“My confidence has increased”

“It has provided me with the interest to acknowledge health issues before they become uncontrollable.”

How do I refer patients?

Ring Caitriona on 087 2939881 or e-mail SelfManagementSupportsSECH@hse.ie

Self-Referrals welcome. Assistance available with travel

Posters and promotional material available for clinic areas

When is “Living Well” starting?

St Patricks Parish centre, Kilkenny City 04/02/2020

Wexford Primary Care Centre 04/02/2020

Community Centre, Oak Estate, Carlow 13/02/2020

Moyle Rovers GAA centre, Clonmel 13/02/2020

Carrickpierhish Library, Waterford City 14/02/2020

30 “Living Well” programmes will be delivered in the South East in 2020.

This project has received funding from the Government of Ireland’s Slaintecare Integration fund 2019, under grant agreement number 78

Please note

All enquiries by e-mail  to SelfManagementSupportsSECH@hse.ie or by phone to Caitriona at (087) 293 9881